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The go-to jewellery brands our Chief Commercial Officer relies on

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Our Chief Commercial Officer, Rhiannon Joyce, has an enviable jewellery collection (which includes one piece that is also owned by Taylor Swift). Here at Style-ish HQ, she’s become our resident jewellery expert, thanks to her talent for finding memorable pieces that can upgrade any outfit. Jewellery keepsakes can become a corner store of personal style, and for Rhi, many of her favourite pieces are the ones that tell a story. 

So, if you’re looking for an investment piece, a gift for a friend or an affordable staple to add to your collection, keep scrolling as Rhi shares her favourite jewellery labels below. 

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Everyday staples

“Some jewellery just becomes part of you. For me, that’s my Mejuri Heirloom Ring – if it’s good enough for Taylor Swift, it’s good enough for me. It’s not exactly cheap, but it’s the kind of piece that ages beautifully, making it a perfect gift to go in for with friends. Another essential in my rotation is a classic paperclip gold chain. Layer it, add a charm, or let it peek out from under your top. I love the Sézane version, but honestly, any good jewellery store will have a variation that’ll do the trick. These are pieces you can wear every day without thinking twice, quietly elevating any outfit.”

Image credit: @rhiannonjoyce

Image credit: @rhiannonjoyce

Statement and ‘wow’ pieces

“Then there’s the jewellery that makes people look twice. For high-end, I’m obsessed with Oscar de la Renta’s statement studs on Net-A-Porter (which are sadly now sold out). I spent months hunting down the perfect pair for my wedding, and the search was worth every second. Lucy Folk is another favourite if you’re after something a little unexpected. It’s eclectic, bold, but still so wearable. On the more accessible end, Reliquia nails it. Their range is versatile, often goes on sale, and their pieces punch way above their price point.

As for my personal show-stoppers? It’s a couple of gothic-inspired pairs of earrings: drop and stud styles in green and red, that always spark compliments. Unfortunately, I always have to be the bearer of bad news and say, “I bought them in Paris”. Incredibly pick-me. For pieces that subtly transform a simple outfit, I also lean on Anna Rossi bangles. Mixing metals and varying widths instantly upgrades a minimal look, turning your ‘I just threw this on’ outfit into a deliberate, styled moment.”

Giftable pieces

Jewellery is such a personal gift, and there are a few brands I always turn to when I want it to feel meaningful. Sarah & Sebastian is my go-to for milestone moments; my husband Lewy gifted me a delicate emerald diamond on a chain for my 30th, and it’s something I’ll keep forever. Their range is thoughtful and contemporary, with options at multiple price points, from birthstone necklaces to more show-stopping pieces.

For a foolproof gift at any budget:

• Low: Lovisa. Honestly, no one does affordable jewellery better. Their floral-inspired silver pieces are add-to-cart guarantees.

• Mid: Anna Rossi Vienna Earrings. These are timeless, elegant, and easy to wear every day.

• High: Lucy Folk’s Anchovy Cuff. A few friends and I pooled together for a joint birthday gift, and it’s still one of those pieces that stops people mid-conversation.

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Brands I can’t stop browsing

When it comes to designers and smaller labels, I always find myself returning to Kaarme Jewels. Their necklaces and earrings are playful, unique, and somehow effortlessly make the most basic outfit feel polished. Everything is hand-made by Millie and her team, so you can feel the love and care in every piece – it’s jewellery with personality, and that’s exactly what I want in my rotation.

Words by
Rhiannon Joyce
Rhi wears many hats at Shameless Media, not only is she the company's Chief Commercial Officer but she is also a co-host of the Style-ish Podcast.
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